Mr William Nunn

1879 - December 16, 1971
Summary information for Mr William Nunn

Contributions

1933

BRITISH RESIDENTS, HARBIN (PROTECTION). Commons February 7, 1933

SHANGHAI DISTRICT COURT. Commons February 7, 1933

MANCHURIA. Commons February 7, 1933

CHINA (SHANGHAI SPECIAL DISTRICT COURT). Commons February 15, 1933

PIT TIMBER (IMPORT DUTY). Commons February 21, 1933

2 speeches — SUPPLY. Commons February 27, 1933

ARMS TRAFFIC. Commons March 8, 1933

2 speeches — BRITISH AIRCRAFT (CHINA). Commons March 13, 1933

BUSINESS TAX, HANKOW. Commons March 15, 1933

2 speeches — CHINA. Commons April 3, 1933

2 speeches — CHINA-MONGOLIAN BORDER (CUSTOMS CONTROL). Commons April 3, 1933

CHINA (BRITISH OFFICERS' CAPTURE). Commons April 3, 1933

3 speeches — CHINA. Commons April 10, 1933

KOWLOON TERRITORY. Commons April 10, 1933

2 speeches — KOWLOON. Commons April 26, 1933

MANCHUKUO (TRADE RIGHTS). Commons May 1, 1933

CHINA (CUSTOMS REGULATIONS). Commons May 9, 1933

2 speeches — AIR MAIL SERVICES (SHANGHAI). Commons May 10, 1933

2 speeches — CHINESE TURKESTAN (MOSLEM RISING). Commons May 29, 1933

2 speeches — CHINA (BRITISH TRADE MASKS). Commons May 29, 1933

CHINA (BRITISH PATENTS). Commons May 30, 1933

BURMA. Commons July 3, 1933

2 speeches — CHINESE RAILWAY (MANTCHURIAN IRREGULAR TROOPS). Commons July 3, 1933

FOREIGN OFFICE. Commons July 5, 1933

CHINA (PIRACY: CAPTURED BRITISH SUBJECTS). Commons July 10, 1933

2 speeches — DISTRICT COURT, SHANGHAI. Commons July 24, 1933

BRITISH LEGATION. Commons July 24, 1933

2 speeches — FOREIGN COMPANIES. Commons July 26, 1933

2 speeches — WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. Commons November 27, 1933

2 speeches — CHINESE COASTAL TRADE Commons November 29, 1933

2 speeches — CHINA. Commons November 29, 1933

9 speeches — UNEMPLOYMENT BILL. Commons December 4, 1933

2 speeches — BEITISH SUBJECTS, FUKIEN. Commons December 11, 1933

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